The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

g;iii • ii itr,3i tu ,ounded• Y 5 ars, 11 . : 3 3 t1 i ruawle. 9 Ol e lighrits s vi '11 1c( Ij, Oi and file;_to idar,,bl r.',140 . 23 * ''r e P w f` attaclyed ' r an- 09 'arse inns, vot)Lit:tly uj jfr latlars )00 horse s ;;: g lett , alit cc . 6 I, e iiienant:oo,id; hots e na at :,:ittlio);;d:: horie, 3jt s obi ,l3( ;,, l ;r' trs, 133 , o ' lo i ( atilt " ro ,jof e, ,, lied' i t stir;e;! Irit caltr da 1 4 ru ..oet ert„it s k ay i a} cot'i i ,,joew e, a , o f gig Aft° idtd• axles C° Cr r ke fr re , 0 , 1 1 „ ! ver- of, t 003 , AiV t3(' t AO" er' „ o wl i i, t rir ; ,t ten an t eve felYi s, dane :• 4 , L oa. so lt , M'.3l 4 ,-, 5 11, n, isi f „ l ef ` fie°‘' torb / 4t tire! i% ,rSt' 0:11 1,11 0 0 , / , 2 1 j,rd~~~~ f~~~ ~., jj~~i vI i 1 try d 0 ,1 at' r 11"11°. ; 11 931 Y. r ide' . re I/ V ,otel toD„ at Rein+rifrom Brigadier-General Doveton to the A' cl u tant,G enelal, dated NagpOre, December 30, 1817. 3n t a , —ln further continuation of my proceed t ti th is pl ace, I have the honout to report, r the inf ormat i on of his Excellecy the Com p ' 4 " a er Chiet that on the day subsequent to city-a'taek o f the 2441, the Arab Chiefs, in the Nagpore, made a communication of their igne3s to . evacuate it on certain' conditions allowed theM ; and havin g th e nex t morn , se nt out t h e i r principal Chief, or Pee; zaddah, Zeonduet the negoti4timl, 1 \ have the pleasure to ' ke- know n to his Excellency, that all points he 111'4 . I " P tisf actorily arran ge d between the Resident, i tu e "A Chiefs, an d myse lf , they and the other •r t eva ctuated the tow n thi s d a y at noon : our 00 , th e 1_ marcher! in and took possession of it, and 1 bEitisll flag is n ow flying on the Old P a la ce . i4x, -- el e g leave to o ff er my congratu l at i ons to h i s v,ii-nci the Commander in Chief on this fa-, rable4ble t ermination, not only as highly honour but I trust also highly advantageous to the as int erests at th e resent crisis of affairs, and txe le, my &visio n available for the furth e r t ) ,, t e :ion of his Excellency's instructions. I shall it'i().,vt.ver, be a bl e to commence my marclh, I. o ace for s e v era l d a ys, as , front the ct t 4 ' S e i d Stwo of a ff a i rs, some time and the pre e ", ,e f iLt ut 4 c ommanding forcy,•are, i n th e opinion tlrilish Resident, as we!' as myself, 'nye- I have the honour to he, &c. P - s . J. DOVETON, Brig.-Gen, tl i , it :Tile nindoOstanneeS and other•troo. of " °o o, a- ,'ltio the town amounted to tip wait 3, 1 : 114 11e '," Arabs to 3000. The city has beet) ' li s (I .°? "' to Ci t e British Resident, and placed at IsPosal. J. DOVETON, Brig.-Gen. .11, 1 : , ;:'"' , 1 a Dispatch from the Oorernor in Council to N o 41', t 0 th e Secret Committee, dated Jan. 14, ISIS . hi ve official accoun:s from the army in' Ma . ! a u:: ie tte r re ' lch ed us since our last dispatch. A i pt i. li da, tot e . 11°tvever, from the Resident at a o 4 41, ( i', t11, 1t th e last advices from that quartet were 11 ik k.;atup at Jonra, the 29th December ~ that r ii. l iiiiit. tii tst ;: a i ii ' : I o t n ro e n i p n s i fu l t i r a :( l l onai: and I t : t a l i) , t l y );:a a c ,„ l . ) o f fif bullocks g,, r to Joura. evacuated the place, leaving tour 11 4 0 4 hands: that Sir John Malcolm had adtancy the 25th in p ursuit of the enemy, but from ti r , - ,lnformation ob tained, , it was thought.he would 1,,;(1', them too strong tom ' him without assistance. 1 . th th e ' ` , llly best accounts •it appears that lialk ars I't I W as at Montloosp, twenty-five thousand ' )g, as thirty guns• Ex tra 4,: t o f a Letter from the First Assistant to the Politica j "lit. to the Governor-General, dated Atundissoor, 7a, .1)...y, 181 a. 411e Li vi etorobtain e d ;lite ° lt' , lk Y over the i army ()flkiu r ll r i ( a ,.. r , 1 0 ur, at Malleidpoor on.t te 21 s t tilt . r e a ' , the c onclusion, yesterday evening, of a, 40, calculated to prevent further incon ve 41tat•ecek!" the British Government, from the Ali Lar ch t he has lately prevailed in that State. 14 11 tne Plndarries have been driven into or.e i ‘l l , f ". and are now in the vicinity of John( . in co Wee under the command of Sir W. G. Keir, karchPeration vviil i a detachment from this army, , (li vis. ed in Pursuit from hence on the 3(1 inst. : our kic,rot?ns innler the command of Major-Generals I,, te eti r , l ,? ! I nd Brow n are adsraneing in the same di- AN.r."" front the side of Bengal. The. Durtahs of iteheein -IChattn and Wasi Mohamed, are already I.lroth ireditced by the pursuit they have suffered *ktielltliii,e divisions Of Major-General Dunkin and Ilia, •'\-010ilel A l l 4flll, - and the whole must di t IY . b ,1 Ap e ,. e urown further to the westward, or .3 ed. t opl 4f • ----- Ad iqta a Report from .Lieutenant-Colonel Prother, to the 444. t'eneral, dated Ca.tup, near Kurnella,- 20th Ja 'Y 18 1 ii , 8. 1 1 . -v../ 1 kla t laVe the honour to report, for the information of .' k eelle w . , Nineli "Y the Commander in chief, that the fort of on 4 surrentlrred to,th e field force, and was taken pos t) ,: )f El rat:, at 2 , P.m. :htiirt;gratulating his ExCellency on th e capture of sc, strong 1 41 , 4 ,:rtant a fortress, it is most gratifyin g to me to state, tr :: ht r i' ati s been performed without a casualty. ‘,., . 1 %4 it e I have undergon e these three last days„ renders u:th 9 4 at e to send his Excellency the full pallieulars, bu t ar t n. / 814, ust credit4ble to the force under lay command, 'ls hotwever, do so early to-morrow. I have, &c. D. PROTIIER, Lie n. coiumanclins. rid(' FOrce, i Y . I d R ; )3 a l I c e . 4 rj lf corpo r cor als, P rr 5 / I 'n't3v pt 142(1ai13att..24th Reg. N. 1.---1 captain w9u ntird, , fur Plttn iutes , l3l-igiid e , his Highness the Nizam Intan ry--1 field-otheer wontided. , , Ariiit "--- i. . . • Nidires. , .- ! s 4. „ eTY-1 havildar, 13 privates, Wounded. .., _.,. Ist Batt. 'CPes and Miners-1-1 private killed ; 2 privata, wounded. 22a Keg. Bengal N.l'—t havildar; I_,l havildar, 2 naigues, 33 privates, wounded. 6 privates, killed; . " Batt. I Ith Reg. N. 1.-2 privates, billed; 6 prii - atet wound • gd n wounded ; 3 rank and file missing. ~ filßatt 13th It N I ' private's- wOlindeil ; 1 tank and e ....... . eg. . .--,.) wh,silig. ht B - I S , att• 20th Rea . . N.T.---3 privates wounded. , Batt. gttli Keg. N.1. - --i naigue, 1 private, killed; ~Allekally, 1 6aicrne, 16 privates, wounded. sub„Batt, 24th Reg.. NJ. 2 Ila n ildlrs 11. privates, killed ; I . • — . ' - t' • 'a, 2 jemidars, 2 havildars, 1‘ pm , " P •-• • tes viounded , 1 , Tank e i . . . -yet and i.e missing. .... achnient Ist Batt. Pioneers-1 jemidar, 7 'privates, wound 'd• 1 • i c ,'.. , rank and fi le missing. 'aJor Pitman7s Brigade, his Highness the Niiam's Infantry --I tandar, 2 nai g u es, to privatei, 'killed; 1 jeuildir, 4 bavildars, 2 naigues, 38 privates, wounded. Total of Killed and Wounded. • Epums. 1 l ieutenant, slieutenant, 2 c orporals, 17 uro privates, killed ; 3 fild-offiCcrs, a 143 iii, 3 li eu t enants, I lien tenant fireworker, 1 ensign, . jearits, 5 corporals, 66 privates' wounded. I h i *a • dar, 3 havildars Natives. 3 tiaig,ues, 31 pri. killed bid ar,' 4 jemidars, a havildars, I pnekally, vates 5 naignes, 140 Privates, wounded ; 6 rank and file missing.' Names of Officers killed and wounded. Lie u e M Killed. te nant Bell, his ajesty'S Royal Scots. Wounded. • , , • ailajg,i. 3,laeleoll, Deputy Qoarter.Master-General. Al.l.!'r Gortham, Artillery, slightly. C s l° ' E irkir, of his Highness the Nizam's service, severely. ti,i4-4i1.-Polfrey, 2d Balt. 22d Reg. N. I. slightly. iw..yur• Catueron , Assistant -Qua rt el -Nlaster.General, severely. ,:titenant Davis, Engineers severely. I,• ' 4 ' Taylor. M. 13. Eient.-(':olonel Scott's Brigade, slightly. tit:_trenatit.Fireworlier Con'', Artillery, severely. "elil Nitt4, Engineers, slightly. J. 11ORGAN, Captain, Acting-Assistant -Adjutant-General. 1 TI IE KS UN. SOLE3I QUIS DIC GRE FALSII AU M.:AT ? LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1818. by the Duke de RICHELIEU, the Russian, Austrian, English and Spanish Ambassadors. A Telegraphic Dispatch announced on Friday that BAsTtoe, JAvstoN, and COLLARD had been executed at - Albi on the preceding Wednesday. , The Emperor of EtusstA is said to hate gi'ven up his intended ourney to Odessa and the Crimea ; ant! that after he has reviewe►l his A'ritly, his Imperial Majesty will return to Moscow. The Emperor and Empress Of Ausrsl9 quitted Spalatro tl►e 18th ult, to pro ceed to Sign. The Empress was to proceed by sea to Ragusa. FIVE PER CENTS. Friday. 72f. 35c. DFFERRED STOCK Friday. 84f. 40c. IVe give this day all the materiill details non] The Supplemenlary-Gazette, respecting the Opera duns of our Troops in hare on!: ooin left to refer to them. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved Inst night, in the House of Commons, for leave to bring in a Bill to suspend the Law under - .which the Bank of Scot land possesses the power of.naturalizing foreign Purchasers of its Stock. The few objections ged a. , ainst the measure were so weak; and the 17. argume►►ts in its favour so strong, that it passed ough all its stages without a division, or one It is dissent ii ) voice, on putting the question. probable that this necessary, indeed this essentia measure, will pass through the House of Lords with equal celerity. We may well direct the at- cation of Alinistvrs, after the v'eryextraortlitlary circianstance6 which have occurred on this very extraordinary occasion, to the Letter . signed CAUTUS, in the first page of our Paper this day. The PRort ,, GATtoti of Parliament, we3ve no doubt, w,ll positiVely take place to-morrow. IVe are obliged to defer our Slap News til to.morrow; THE Quem—The answerto the inquirers yes terday at the Queen's Palace, as to the state of her MAJESTY, Was, "The QUE'EN La ' s I►ad a good night, and is much better to-day," Her MAJIISTY rode out in her garden for an hour, between six and seven o'clock. American Papers to the 3d ult. have arrived. Private letters of the same ►late state that General LALLEMAND has left • tide Frendt expedition, and proceeded on a secret mission, as it is re ported, towards Mexico.' The assertions, that it is the intention of these Exiles to cultivate the soil, and remain in peace, are now altogether discredited. Not only were several vessels dispatched front Philadelphia, but several others were to join. them front other ports. The number of their expected new allies is variously stated,. front 2000 to 4000 men. The principal persons who have arranged the expedition, and pramoted its success by subscriptions, are, Jos ern IiGONA, PAETE, Marshal GROUCHY, and STEPHEN GERARD. Yesterday the SAR.DINIAN MINISTER had an au dience of the Pattswe REGENT at Carlton-liouse. The Dukes of YORK and CUMBERLANT visted \ the l'amca REGENT yesterday. Yesterday evening the PRINCE REGENT 11011011 - ed the performance of the Philharmonic Society • with hi, presence: • The Grand Duke ItricnaEL had a Levee yester day, which was attended by all the Foreign Am bassadors in London. His Imperial Highness also received a visit from the Duke of CLA . RENCE. The Grand Duke 1111 cl-tam. attended Divine Service on Sunday, at the Greek Chapel in Wel beck •street. The service waa performed by the Rev:Mr:Styr allove ; a Gentleman whose erudition and benevolence would do honour. to any country. His impetial Highness is remarkably handsome, and his air of devotion during the rites of IriS Church was very striking. The uprriage betkvecu a French- Count, who was an Bid-de-Camp of BUONAPARTE, and the . daughter of Lord KEITH, is said to have led to the discovery of th 4: clause in the old Scotch law, which has excited so much surpri,ie and created so mach confusion. As the new Bill is not to be retroactive, the fortunate husband vril not he removed, though the match, we understand, - has been in the highest degree displeasing to the . Noble Family. • ' THEATRICAL REGISTER. I'6 - fumedNt Night. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA Nk:.-Al eXallder HIC Great: Alex ander, Mr. Kean; Roxanu, Mrs. Bartley. _After which, Sylvester . Daggerwood. T o w hi c h was a dd e d , Paul and _ Virginia., TH EATHE'ROYA Coy ENT-GA RDEN.--Tile School for Scan dal : - principal Perfotiners; Mr. Young and bliss O'Neill. After which, Harlequin Gulliver. *#* Fur PARLIAMENtinv 1 7, e; - Tcy.Enr — Nro, see the Last Page. Aithrven-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford, 1 'Guernsey awl Jersey, 1 Lisbon, ! - France. I)uE-1 Dublin . , 1 Waterford, 1 Got tenburgb, I Lisbon, 1 Nlalta. PRIC-E OF STOCKS nits MAY AT TWELV 3 per Cent. rred 78104 j Exch. Bills, 2d...205. 17s. prk ptr Cent. .88,q I aitto, 21d... 2os. 19i., pr. 4 per Cents n6l l 97 pr. Bank -204 5- !fit Its- fir Account-- .79iU foetid Bonds-- .... 925. pr. HIGH WATEIt AT LONDO.N BRIDGE TONORROW. Nluening, 31 minutes after 6. I Evening, 56 minutes after 6. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Saturday last. T!key contain very little nerds. The Duke of WELLINGTON was visited on Friday GENERAL ELECTION. • . • Mr. Ai:41101-T, who, has lately purchased an Estate in the neighbourhood Of BreSham; is about to offer himself -to the Electors of that Borough. • • MV. S. SM ITH an d M r : •B_ABINGTON are obliged to retire from Leicester ; and Mr. MANSFIELD Mid Mr. PARES; j un , are to be the new Members. There It 3ve bven great divisions in this Corpora tion, but they are now settled by each party re turiiing a Member. 1101{ACE TWISI, •Esq. again contests the 13o rongh of Wootten Bassett, in concert with Colonel WRAY of NIEk Place, against the present Mem beisi W. 'l' . MONEY and -- Esqrs. The tour Candidates are all frieiiilly to Govern ment. Sir T. Act.AND is warmly snmiorted at Ti►•er ton• Mr. BASTAR'D'S friends are also active in supporting his interests. , Hit o on ihiS Oren canvasse d by aNitipr.. CRAW •LET.ILSI of Luton-Hall; Bediurdshire. lIAINSON Offers for Audov.....r.wich probability of success. Me. Jessop, the Barrister, stands, on inVita tion, fur iNlahlon, Essex. Sir JOHN CoURTE_NAY I - loNEYwooD, Dart. of Evington, stands for Kent. Lii.l l t.-00111Del HUGHES, now in France, has offt•red himself for Grantlimm. Mr. T. WHITE, son of LUKE WHITE, Esq. ha; announced - himself as a Candidate to represent the Comity of , llablin in Parliament, and upon what. we understand to he very flattering assurances of stipithrt from a large portion of the Electors. The fiiends of Mr. BURTON, the new Candi date for Beverley, 'Yorkshire, met last night at the Union Tavern, Blackftiars, for the purpose. of arranging his canvass. , A meeting of the Supporters of General MA cauLEr, Candidate for Stafford, took place last night at the Coach and Horses, - Holborn. JOHN GLADSTONE, ESII of Liverpool, has been invited to offer himselt as a candidate for. Lancas ter, which invitation he has accepted. The Hon. T. C. ONSLOW declines offering again for Guildford; Me; Sergeant BEST, Recorder of the Borough, is the licit. Candidate. A Wallll OppOSII 1011 is anticipated at Newcastle, bet %reel) Mr. ELt.rsoN, one of the present Mem bers, and the Hon. Mr. SCOTT, son of the LoRD CHANCELLOR. SK ETC 11 OF AN ELECTION voc4inUL,4Rl7. Ndcessary. to be understood at the present Period. - Their true 11.feaniftgs. Universal ...... Jacobi n ica I Republicanism. Annual l'arlianients. i'rienuici Annual 'Botheration. Not much better. Corruption of Parliament . „Its supporting the Constitution. Reform of Parliament Jacobin Ascendancy. Ministerial Tyranny - Upholding.the Government. Oppression ' • Enforcing the most justi Laws. Restoring t he COnstitution Making a new one. Borough-mongering, ...c Taking the Constitution as it is. Freedom of Election Mobbing your Opponents; Freedom of the Press Publishing Sedition &Blasphemy Friends of the Petiple • .. ..Mtkers of Mischief. Independent Men Slaves to the People. Slaves Their lawful Rulers. - Enlightening the People Telling them Lies. Right Wrong. Wrong Right. Catholic &panel pat ion Protestant.Captivity. DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE--YeS. tirday 1110rUing, the Doke and Duchess of CAM BRIDGE, the *Landgrave of HessE-CAssEL aintl suites, went ,in their carriages to the Queen's Palace, to pay their respects to her MAJESTY. t They proceeded thence to Chelsea College, where they were received •by Sir DAVID" DUNDAS, Sir WILLOUGHBY GORDON . , and several of the Officers of that excellent military establishment. The ve teran soldiers were all arranged in due form. The .Royal Party walked on the latvns, and the beau• tiful gardens on the banks of the Thames. They afterwards partook of a sumptuous repast, at - the residence, - of Sir DAVID DUNDAS, after which they- proceeded to the Royal Military Aca-' deftly, where they were received by the heads of that establishment, and 1,250 juvenile sol diers (boys) who were drawn . cut on the. lawn in, the front of the elegant building in line, and received the Royal Visitors with military ho nours. After going through their exercise, the boyi partook of their dinner in the presence of the Royal Visitor ' s, the, fifes and' drums playing the national air, " 0, the Roast Beef of Old gng laOd," at :he time. Their Royal Highnesses ex pressed themselves highly gratified whlrthe sight, and, miter taking. their leave, procerde-4 to the house of•the Speaker of the House of Com Mons, in New Palace-yard, where they were received by the Right Honourable Gentleman, , who conducted them over the House of Commons, and the different offices, and explained to the Royal Visitors the different modes of doing the business of the House, and the purpose of the offices. In this gratification ,they were joined by the Grand Doke Mtcuet, and suite, who ar rived at about the same time. The Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, With the Landgrave of HESSE. CASSEL, returned to Cambridge House to dinner, and afterwards honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their presence, to see The School ja r Scandal, and Harlequin HANOVER - SQUARE.--7-Mr. GREATOREX had his Annual Concert last nigh: at thrse Rooms, and the highs esteem in-which his professional charac ter is htld, as well as his personal merits, was visible in 4 wiry numerous audience.—Mr. F. CRAMER• ler!, and. the Orchestra was abundantly supplied. The vocal Pefformers were Miss STli- PtIENS, Miss TRAViS,•BARTLEMAN, theVAUGHANS, BELLAMY, W. KNYVETT, and Madame Fopou.— The Music, vocal and insiruniental, was well se lected and diversified, and the whole 'constituted so charming an entertainment that We regret the wunt of space to enter into detail. . , Sil SAMUEL ROMILLY Ids accepted the invita• don of a number' of Electors, to offer liiniself a Candidate for Westminster, THE THEATRES. N r atuxtrAt.r. GARDEN:I.--We fed much pleasure in stating that thiS old favourite scene of amuse mei& to the last generation, and of our earlier days, and which, according to report, was about to be closed for ever, was opened last night ‘vitb great echit. at so happily combines music, exer cise, air, and harmless revelry, for the middling. as well as the higher ranks, that we sincerely hope a source of so much rational and wholesome gratification, so near to the metropolis, Will-re main as a permanent amusement of the people. BRIGHTON, JUNE 7.—The Prii;ce and Princess of Hsssß-1. - IoMBOURG yesterday were on Ow water from eleven to four o'clock. The Rosario a:med I. rig, hronglit to in the roadstead, manning her yo . tis and tops, saluting,. without firing, tloc boa tin which we; e I heir Highnesses. After the sail, the Princess took a warm bath at ‘Villiants's. retiting, her Royal flighness had to pass thropgh au avenue of welt dressed persons, Ladies tind Gentlemen purposely assembled to testify that re spect so commonly felt towards her. These testi monials were teethed with every mark of appro bation, • The PRINCE REGENT, the Dukes of ,Yontt and CAMBRIDGE,I.IS Imperial Highne'ss the Grand Dllket MICHAEL, and the Landgrave of HESSE CASSEL, will be present , at Ascot Heath Races this day. Mr. KEAN, it is said, will, on the cl os i ng o f Drury•lane Theatre, proceed to keen)l of the principal .cities aud towns in Yorkshire, where he is engaged to perform many of his favourite cha racters at a high salary. From thence he will go. to`GlAsgow anti Edinburgh. Shortly after hi% return to London, lie intends waking a tour through-Italy, France, &c. At, optician at Paris has received orders ttv make a kaleidosc,pe, the price of which will be nu less chap 20,000 francs. Instead of the usualtita of glass, there will be placed in it, topazes, ru .. bies, emeralds, and other brilliant and precious stones. It is to be F t gut as a present to a lortigii., Court. Yesterday Robert Harry Inglis, Esq. Johti Ml rthur, Esq. Robert Ascot Fie Wen, Esq. Edward Lloyd %Villiams, Esq. and %%Tinian' Lynd, Esq. were called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. HORRID BARBARITY.—A man, charged with murder, has been committed to Dumbarton Gaol, Scotland. The following are said to be the par ticulars of the case :—Tbat on Friday the sleceos ed, named Borrowman, having approached the spot in the muir of D.imbarton where some inert were engaged in smuggling, they at first gave hint. whisky, which lie drank in large quantities.— Thcy then stripped hiin naked, and having rubbed his body with whisky, they set him on fire, and tortured him in the manner of the American In dians. He survived only 24 hours, Two men, who are not yet apprehended, are said to be im plicated. The deceased has left 'a wife and six children. It is reported that he became obnoii-. ous to the smugglers, , s they ,su s p ecte d hi m o f „ being a spy. Ex EcuTioN.—Oa IV - cdnesday last 'Falter Blair and 'William Baird, convicted o f seve ra l. ac i s highway robbery, .were exectited iti front o f t h e New Gaol, Glasgo w , pursuant to their sentence. They were-both good- looki n g •young m en , a b out 22 years of age, BAH had been - a shopkeeper in. Glasgow ; and Blair was for some time an A s s Sis• taut-Surgeon in his MAJESTY'S Navy. cciDENT.—Yesterday a youth .who companied a caravan out of town %Ira's riding on .its shafts, near Acton, when (he wheel horse kicked up his heels, and struck him on the fort head, loft:lug his skull into the brain. tie was carried to St. - George's Hospit a l, an d died diately on his arrival, in great .agony. Paoototous !!!=-First Day over, and all the grand Prizes still 'indrawn : viz. The Three Twenty Thousands, and upwards of 70 other Capital s Such advantages mil , well be terulf2ti Prodigious! and cannot fail stiroulati:ig those wil t ) have not yet put chased to visit lorrox, 2, Coruhill ; who may in sll probability distribute, on the 16th Instant, (the Second Day of Drawing) either of the Three of 20,tz:)0/. or the nom4r which' must be entitled to -22,00(n. 23;(}001. or 4.0,000/. 1! ! DEURY-LANE.—Mr. KEAN'S popularity, .com bined with his•appearance in parts which he had' never before/performed, drew an overflowilig an (hence last' Hight to this Thea•re. The fist part was Alexander the Great; and though his figure is not heroic, yet, by giving effect to certain pis sages; and by the splendour of his attire, he came off very . well. His, second performance was Sylvester Dagertrood, and .though much allow ance ought t o b e ma d e for the licence of a ben e fit night; yet, however ,his/eaiiiirg and hissotnerscis might please the galleries, they were by ho means creditable to his rank in .the Theatre, and the popularity which he has :required. Irs third performance Was Paul, in Pant and Virginia , and as all these eMnplicated exertions were to gratify his friends and admirers, we shall make no churlish objections. The play wasbrotight forward with g,redt niagnificence, and the horses introduced in the rriuniplial entry of . ....11exander constilueti striking spectacle. POPE's (.10ils was admirable, and Mrs. Rotinsisolv and Mrs BARTLEY gave clues support to Siatirci and Roxana. COVENT GARDE:V.—The Duke and Duchess of Casniatoca, the LANDGRAVE of HESSE-CASSEL, and the liironess HEDERMAN, at:ended the re, presentation of The School fur ScOndal last night. As we understand that this popular Co medy has been translated into French anti Ger maty,,its main incidents and characters were pro bably intelligible to the distinguished foreign visi tors. If so, they must have been highly gratified by the spit ited personation of Charles by KEMBLE, the smooth hypocrisy of Mr. Young its Joseph, and the active zeal of Miss O'Neill in Lady Teazle.. The Royal Visitors were received with great applause; particularly the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, who most condescendingly testifiett her serve of the reception. The house was well attended.